.NET / SQL / Enterprise Engineering

Style Cleanup — v9.0.17

Report summary

v9.0.13 removed accumulated style rules. v9.0.17 does not restore the rejected style stack. Instead it adds only the new user-supplied Structured Fluidity design system.

Status
Research archive item
Category
.NET / SQL / Enterprise Engineering
Length
101 words
Reading time
1 minutes
Report type
guidance

Key topics

  • .NET / SQL / Enterprise Engineering
  • .NET
  • SQL
  • Enterprise Engineering
  • Architecture
  • Style
  • Cleanup
  • v9.0.17

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Archive status
Research archive item
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Full report

v9.0.13 removed accumulated style rules. v9.0.17 does not restore the rejected style stack. Instead it adds only the new user-supplied Structured Fluidity design system.

Preserved cleanup boundaries

  • No Bootstrap, Tailwind, jQuery, Popper, or template-framework styling added.
  • No visible text-only MK badge restored.
  • No beige/editorial or gray low-contrast card system restored.
  • No inline PHP style attributes added.

New style layer

style.css now contains a tokenized bespoke design system with:

  • fluid typography using clamp()
  • restrained dual-mode palette
  • left-rail desktop navigation
  • compact mobile navigation
  • intrinsic grid/card primitives
  • route/code wrapping
  • responsive table stacking
  • print styling
  • focus-visible and reduced-motion rules